Disapproval Squelches Mexico War Debate in Senate
Washington August 9 The senate debate over the Mexican situation was checked by strong disapproval from Republicans and Democrats alike who warned against using the discussion to inflame sentiment in Mexico. Senators Smith of Michigan and Williams of Mississippi clashed over alleged organized efforts and money behind a prowar propaganda campaign. The conflict highlighted tensions between supporters of the state department and constitutionalists as they argued over influence on U S policy toward Mexico.
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Fragmentary ad text hints at cosmetic and drug samples
A garbled OCR fragment mentions beauty products, pimples, oily heads, and a lab addressing Kreaka Laborato Hes Dept. It references Fourth Avenue and a pharmacy in Sark Bel, with drug bots noted. The text is unclear but suggests a listing or sample distribution from a pharmaceutical lab.
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Huerta Denies Intervening as Envoy Leaves for Mexico City
The report notes Huerta will not interfere with Special Envoy Lind as he travels to Mexico City. Secretary Bryan dispatches a telegram affirming U S positions, denying rumors of foreign influence and underscoring continued support for orderly demonstrations and policy.
Lind Lands in Vera Cruz to Meet Huerta Aide
Special Envoy Lind arrives in Vera Cruz as a personal representative of President Wilson. He and Mrs. Lind proceed to a hotel with plan to visit Mexico City soon. officials bar demonstrations and await further instructions from Mexico City.
Warship Sought to Protect Americans in Yucatan
United States consul Wilbur T Gracey requests the gun boat Wheeling to patrol the lower gulf coast and proceed to Progress Yucatan where Americans are said to be in danger as a battle with about 900 rebels is reported near the city with outcomes unknown.
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Wilson Permits Shipment of Arms to Mexico by Huerta Regime
Washington August 9 President Wilson granted a permit for the shipment of three rapid fire guns and ammunition to the Mexican Light and Power company. A New York broker arranged the order, with 146 cases of carbines and 49 cases of ammunition dispatched aboard the Monterey and another steamer. Officials indicate such shipments have been issued under a June 2 Huerta export permit, with additional applications pending at the State Department.
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Rupture at Hand in US French Editorials
French editors warn of a rupture between the United States and the “West” amid sparse comment on Mexico. The document notes the difficult US responsibilities and suggests Wilson and Bryan peace policies may falter in the face of evolving realities.
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Concert of Action by Western Powers
Public statement from Representative Katn of California referenced a Western hemispheric concert of action including the United States Brazil Argentina and Chile. The Mexican situation was addressed as a concern among the powers.
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De la Barra Says Lind Not in Danger Amid Mexico Crisis
Mexican ambassador to France Francisco de la Barra stated that ex Governor Lind, the U.S. president’s personal representative to Mexico, faces no personal danger as Mexico’s crisis deepens. He urged unity, adherence to international law, and optimism for improved U.S.-Mexico relations, noting Lind will sail for France late next week.
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Conference on Mexico plans discussed with Washington officials
President Wilson briefed the Senate committee from Vera Cruz by wireless on Mexico policy. Plans for Lind to travel to Mexico City were discussed with Pletcher aboard the Louisiana, while efforts to suspend hostilities and hold a free constitutional election were outlined to Huerta opponents.
American Plans for Huerta Based Government and Lind Mission
The United States hints at recognizing a provisional Huerta government after armistice conditions, urging an early election to restore constitutional government. Lind’s mandate hinges on rapid developments, with possible talks in Washington between President, Secretary Bryan, and Senate members. Aldapes in Mexico City denies danger to Lind and says the envoy may travel freely, while officials note concern for his personal safety but keep details discreet.
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Silent Sulzer Faces Threats as Impeachment Looms
Senator Frawley denounces testimony against Governor Sulzer amid calls for impeachment. He warns of a corrupt alliance between Tammany Hall and the governor, while noting no details on Sulzer's defense. The item mentions travel and return options via the A and B lines with dates Aug 16 to Sept 1.
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